The overall weather pattern turns colder and very unsettled for the next few days with accumulating snow on the table around here and a downtrend in temperatures across the entire region. A storm will bring snow to the area from later Friday into Saturday and accumulations are on the table in the urban corridor as well as mountainous sections. After highs today in the lower 50’s, we’ll cool off to near 40 degrees on Friday and likely the 30’s this weekend to go along with some accumulating snow.
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The overall weather pattern turns chillier in the late week and unsettled as well and this kind of weather will continue through the upcoming weekend. After highs today in the 50’s, we’ll cool off to the 40’s by Friday and likely the 30’s this weekend with occasional rain and/or snow showers through the period. There can be accumulating snow and blowing snow in higher elevation locations during the next 24 hours or so and another system can do the same this weekend.
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Temperatures will be well above-normal in the central US during the next couple of days and this warm-up will extend to the eastern US this Friday and Saturday. However, a pattern change to colder-than-normal weather begins next week in the central and eastern US and this change looks like it will have some staying power. Numerous teleconnection indices point to a significant change in the overall pattern that indeed could last into March and recurring stratospheric warming supports the idea. As far as storm threats are concerned, signs are increasing for low pressure to push into the Mid-Atlantic region early next week on the front-end of this pattern transition. While there will be no cold air established on the front-end, it is possible that cold air can get wrapped into the system depending on its track so accumulating snow cannot be ruled out.
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The next few days will remain relatively mild with some sunshine each day, but then the pattern turns chillier in the late week and unsettled as well. The colder and unsettled period later this week and weekend will bring about the chance for snow and/or rain showers in the plains and perhaps more accumulating snow in the nearby higher elevation locations.
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Temperatures will climb to well above-normal levels in the central US during the next couple of days and then in the eastern US this Friday and Saturday. However, a pattern change to colder-than-normal begins next week in the central and eastern US and this change looks like it will have some staying power. Numerous teleconnection indices point to an upcoming change in the temperature pattern and an on-going stratospheric warming event supports the idea.
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Following the weekend storm system, the weather will turn quieter, milder and dry for the next few days. Temperatures today should reach the upper 40’s in Denver and then the middle 50’s on Tuesday and Wednesday. Another disturbance will create colder and unsettled conditions later in the week with the chance of rain and/or snow returning to the region.
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Significant snow accumulations are on the way for the higher elevation locations and foothills from late today into Sunday and this will be a heavy, wet snow. Mainly rain is expected in and around the Denver region through the first part of this storm, but accumulating snow is on the table from later Saturday night into Sunday. It dries out and turns milder during the first half of next week.
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Significant snow accumulations are on the way for the higher elevation locations and foothills from late Friday into Sunday and this will be a heavy, wet snow. Mainly rain is expected in and around the Denver region through the first part of this upcoming storm systems, but accumulating snow is on the table from later Saturday night into Sunday. It dries out and turns milder during the first half of next week.
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There is the chance for a high impact type of storm by the weekend in Colorado with significant snow on the table for the higher elevations and a mix of rain and snow in the lower elevations. It’ll remain unseasonably mild through tomorrow – before the high impacting storm arrives – with high temperatures in the 60’s both Wednesday and Thursday.
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There is the chance for a high impact type of storm this weekend in Colorado with accumulating snow on the table, but it’ll remains unseasonably mild until mid-week. Temperatures could peak around 65 degrees both today and tomorrow and then will begin a downward trend late in the week. An El Nino enhanced southern branch of the jet stream will bring a powerful Pacific Ocean storm to California later in the week and this system will slide to the Rocky Mountain States by the upcoming weekend with a potential big impact in terms of accumulating snow in the higher elevations.
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